A dated EFSA scientific statement evaluates food occurrence and evidence gaps, especially seafood.
Source details
EFSA Panel on Contaminants in the Food Chain. Official document. 2016.
Findings
The Panel called for improved, standardized analytical methods, demonstrated quality assurance and better occurrence and toxicity data. This is a scientific assessment, distinct from a legal product limit.
Methods and scope
PDF abstract/summary and §4 conclusions: critical review, not a new occurrence survey; methods and toxicological-data limitations are explicit.
What this source can support
Historical scientific assessment and method-gap context for food, especially seafood.
The statement is dated 2016. Its description of legislation at that time is not used as a claim about all current laws. It supplies no category-specific safe particle count.
Related evidence
Salt · Beer · Honey · Infant food puree · Fish and seafood · Regulatory and agency context
Source provenance
Primary PDF SHA-256: aa0dd4c463405e13eef75b675c68227db0776da0211c3ef63f5c640cf96b7372
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